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ARTICLE
The First Museum Retrospective of Mary Ann Scherr
by Rebecca E. Elliot

All Is Possible is the first museum retrospective of the work of American metalsmith, educator, and industrial designer Mary Ann Scherr (1921–2016). This is surprising, considering the length and breadth of her career, her many innovations, and her influence on the field of metalsmithing. The title, a slogan that appears on two of Scherr’s bracelets in the exhibition, alludes to her life story; according to curator Ana Estrades, it conveys Scherr’s “zest for life and dedicated mentorship ... the many creative possibilities she saw in metal design ... the challenges of a woman working in her time.”

Caption: Mary Ann Scherr at work, circa 1970s, photo courtesy of the Scherr Family
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